Rolling Plains

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Rolling Plains is a vast region of gently undulating grasslands and rangelands in Texas, known for its ranching, agriculture, and transitional landscape between the High Plains and more wooded areas to the east.

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Label Occurrences
Rolling Plains canonical 2

Statements (50)

Predicate Object
instanceOf physiographic region
region
averageAnnualPrecipitation about 18 to 28 inches
borderedBy Caprock Escarpment NERFINISHED
Cross Timbers NERFINISHED
Edwards Plateau NERFINISHED
High Plains NERFINISHED
climate hot summers
mild to cool winters
semiarid
containsCity Abilene NERFINISHED
San Angelo NERFINISHED
Snyder NERFINISHED
Sweetwater NERFINISHED
Vernon NERFINISHED
Wichita Falls NERFINISHED
containsCounty Jones County NERFINISHED
Nolan County NERFINISHED
Scurry County NERFINISHED
Taylor County NERFINISHED
Wichita County NERFINISHED
Wilbarger County NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
ecoregionDesignation Texas Parks and Wildlife Rolling Plains ecoregion NERFINISHED
elevationRange approximately 1,000 to 3,000 feet
knownFor cattle ranching
cotton production
oil and gas production
sorghum production
wheat production
landUse dryland farming
irrigated agriculture
ranching
rangeland
locatedIn Texas
central Texas NERFINISHED
western Texas
majorRiver Brazos River NERFINISHED
Colorado River of Texas NERFINISHED
Red River NERFINISHED
partOf Great Plains
soilType clay loams
sandy loams
terrain gently rolling
undulating grasslands
transitionalBetween High Plains NERFINISHED
more wooded regions to the east
vegetation mesquite savanna
mixed grass prairie
shortgrass prairie

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South Plains borderedBy Rolling Plains
Nolan County region Rolling Plains